🧄Analyze Flux and Laplacian of The Yukawa Potential
The divergence theorem must be carefully adapted to handle singularities within a volume. While a direct surface integral readily provides the correct physical flux, the divergence theorem's volume integral needs to account for the singularity (like a point charge at the origin) using a delta function to yield a consistent result. This highlights that the Laplacian of a potential is directly linked to the charge density, with the delta function representing a point charge.
🎬how different parameters affect Yukawa Potential and its Vector Field
The visualization illustrates how it visually demonstrates the concept of a screened force. Unlike a long-range force, like electromagnetism, a screened force has a finite range and its influence diminishes rapidly with distance.
🖊️Mathematical Proof
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